"Destroying" Gamepro? Honey, that dress was ruined when you bought it!

LOL @ Tristero. God that's amazing and SO true. I thought of you when I saw that video earlier Ron, I thought you'd love it. Lol.

Plus Disturbed playing in the background just makes the bug that much worse.

Hahaha, to me that actually looks fun =)

That horse looks like it's mother took thalidomide or something! O_O

poor horse

I think that was actually pretty cool.

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@ Ron

Do you know What version that video was taken from? ( I know I had to ask! )

It's Gamepro Ron. You're expecting way to much from a magazine that had The Family Guy game as a cover story.

That's hilarious.

LOL @ "Poor thing run"

Is that minimum wage or what.

All games have glitches. One of my AI team mates in Gears of War got stuck in a wall once and couldn't open the door to the next area. Cannon room glitch in Twilight Princess. Oblivion- too many to count. Didn't make them "incomplete" games.

Navigate Destructoid some time. Bugs abound. Does that earn it a bad score?

I haven't even played Assassin's Creed but this is just a silly argument.

Yup a game has a glitch and its time to kill it. Call out a reviewer because you got a game to glitch and they didn't. -1000 internet points for you.

OOO AH AH AH AH!

I lol'd as well

Avengers: The Initiative #7 (Marvel - Slott / Caselli / Rudoni) - Once again, one of Marvel’s most underrated book scores big. This type of book is exactly what fans are looking for… if Civil War or World War Hulk was put together like the Initiative is, there wouldn’t any of this “Cup O’ Joe Doubt” that’s out there. In this issue, the Scarlet Spiders are prematurely released into the public eye as they track down secret Gamma files stolen by “The Vulturians” (nope, not making it up). These are d-list Spider-man villains that have stolen the Vulture’s technology and made a team. Wouldn’t you think if you were going to steal some bad guy’s technology, you might start a littler further up the ladder? What’s next… the Stilt-men? Anyway, there is a classically written first meeting of the Scarlet Spiders and Peter Parker himself… that ends with a growth of trust between Peter and these henchmen of Tony Stark’s… or are they? Dan Slott, once again, give s superb story and gives us great back story to the overall Initiative plot… with a huge reveal at end involving the true origin of the Scarlet Spiders. To quote J. Jonah Jameson “I hate clones!”. Stefano Caselli’s pencils are fantastically understated, giving a unique face to the body of this great story.

Issue Grade: A

Series Grade: A




People who buy comics got this people who bought games got this

One day he's gonna split something down there.
But there should totaly be a "Civil War" game.

O yeah movie goers got this.

Avengers: The Initiative #7 (Marvel - Slott / Caselli / Rudoni) - Once again, one of Marvel’s most underrated book scores big. This type of book is exactly what fans are looking for… if Civil War or World War Hulk was put together like the Initiative is, there wouldn’t any of this “Cup O’ Joe Doubt” that’s out there. In this issue, the Scarlet Spiders are prematurely released into the public eye as they track down secret Gamma files stolen by “The Vulturians” (nope, not making it up). These are d-list Spider-man villains that have stolen the Vulture’s technology and made a team. Wouldn’t you think if you were going to steal some bad guy’s technology, you might start a littler further up the ladder? What’s next… the Stilt-men? Anyway, there is a classically written first meeting of the Scarlet Spiders and Peter Parker himself… that ends with a growth of trust between Peter and these henchmen of Tony Stark’s… or are they? Dan Slott, once again, give s superb story and gives us great back story to the overall Initiative plot… with a huge reveal at end involving the true origin of the Scarlet Spiders. To quote J. Jonah Jameson “I hate clones!”. Stefano Caselli’s pencils are fantastically understated, giving a unique face to the body of this great story.

Issue Grade: A

Series Grade: A




People who buy comics got this people who bought games got this

One day he's gonna split something down there.
But there should totaly be a "Civil War" game.

O yeah movie goers got this.

This game, being the first to ever capture the motion of running and stopping accurately, has obviously fallen short in the equine anatomy dept. I dub thee "Fail-horse: The unhinged".

with amount glitches and bugs you'd think they'd delay it a month

that or the 2 people that made up the QA team must have been in a ferious circle jerk

Wow..that's disturbing.

That was a special amphibious horse, those back legs are for swimming and the front are for running. I think it is an interesting look in to the future of equine evolution.